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Posted 21 April 2005 - 05:55 AM
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Šta slušate dok ste na forumu? Kod mene trenutno R. L. Burnside & The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - A Ass Pocket Of Whiskey. Za dobro jutro i kao priprema za koncert u DOB-u 11. maja.
Ako je neko zainteresovan za razmenu muzike, moj katalog se nalazi ovde: www.hokej.co.yu/download/muzika.xls
Ako je neko zainteresovan za razmenu muzike, moj katalog se nalazi ovde: www.hokej.co.yu/download/muzika.xls
Kod mene se momentalno "vrti" Avril Lavigne
Sto se tice razmjene muzike, skini DC++ i uzivaj
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Cime se otvara .xls ekstencija?
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Posted 21 April 2005 - 11:33 AM
hahahhahaaaaaa trenutno Yzermane Carla Bruni,mnogo dobro ako volis dobar zenski vokal sa akustarom i to sve na francuskom...
inace HABS to ti je microsoft excel,tako da ti samo treba microsft office...
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inace HABS to ti je microsoft excel,tako da ti samo treba microsft office...
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Posted 21 April 2005 - 07:20 PM
klasicno za mene,pogotovo u trenutnom raspolozenju Carla Bruni (a nouveau) Julie Delpy i Nouvelle Vague ... i kisa pada,za one koji nisu stavili sociva,pa ne vide, ili one koji nisu otvorili prozore pa ne cuju...LVEC
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Posted 21 April 2005 - 09:38 PM
Dusty Trails - self titled
The mystique of the celluloid served as inspiration for Dusty Trails' self titled debut album, and with an eclectic mix of bongos, keyboards, strings, and sultry vocals, the finished product plays like a well-crafted soundtrack. The band is comprised of Vivian Trimble, who provided keyboard work and backing vocals for Luscious Jackson until 1998, and Josephine Wiggs, who played bass for the Breeders. Fans looking for hints of their prior work on Dusty Trails will be out of luck for it explores new territory for both. Similarities can be drawn between Dusty Trails and Stereolab's Dots and Loops, due to their similar '60s pop flair, and Trimble and former Luscious Jackson mate Jill Cunniff's work as the Kostars. The pair's side project, which produced the album Klassics with a K, featured a similar light and breezy vibe that resonates throughout the record.
The album contains a healthy mix of instrumental pieces and lyric-based tracks that feature Trimble's airy vocals. Her ultra-feminine voice relaxes the listener, creating a feeling reminiscent of a lazy summer afternoon. It's easy to get comfortable with the album's instrumental tracks as well. "Spy in the Lounge," which offers a '70s groove complete with a trombone solo; "Conga Style," with its infectious bongo riff; as well as the spaghetti western stylings of "Dusty Trails Theme" all provide laid back listening. The two stand-out moments on the album, though, are provided by the band's guest vocals. Cunniff provides vocals on "Roll the Dice," creating an upbeat funky moment reminiscent of Luscious Jackson at their finest. Country legend Emmylou Harris also grabs the listener with her powerful vocals on the track "Order Coffee" and in the process provides an emotional telling of lost love.
Each track on Dusty Trails tells a separate story and because of this the listener is left with a unique set of feelings after each song. Despite this fact, the album is never choppy and flows together nicely. Although it is never overpowering, Dusty Trails is too well crafted to be reduced to mere background music. Instead, it slips innocuously into one's subconscious, serving as the soundtrack to life's ongoing cinematic moments.
The mystique of the celluloid served as inspiration for Dusty Trails' self titled debut album, and with an eclectic mix of bongos, keyboards, strings, and sultry vocals, the finished product plays like a well-crafted soundtrack. The band is comprised of Vivian Trimble, who provided keyboard work and backing vocals for Luscious Jackson until 1998, and Josephine Wiggs, who played bass for the Breeders. Fans looking for hints of their prior work on Dusty Trails will be out of luck for it explores new territory for both. Similarities can be drawn between Dusty Trails and Stereolab's Dots and Loops, due to their similar '60s pop flair, and Trimble and former Luscious Jackson mate Jill Cunniff's work as the Kostars. The pair's side project, which produced the album Klassics with a K, featured a similar light and breezy vibe that resonates throughout the record.
The album contains a healthy mix of instrumental pieces and lyric-based tracks that feature Trimble's airy vocals. Her ultra-feminine voice relaxes the listener, creating a feeling reminiscent of a lazy summer afternoon. It's easy to get comfortable with the album's instrumental tracks as well. "Spy in the Lounge," which offers a '70s groove complete with a trombone solo; "Conga Style," with its infectious bongo riff; as well as the spaghetti western stylings of "Dusty Trails Theme" all provide laid back listening. The two stand-out moments on the album, though, are provided by the band's guest vocals. Cunniff provides vocals on "Roll the Dice," creating an upbeat funky moment reminiscent of Luscious Jackson at their finest. Country legend Emmylou Harris also grabs the listener with her powerful vocals on the track "Order Coffee" and in the process provides an emotional telling of lost love.
Each track on Dusty Trails tells a separate story and because of this the listener is left with a unique set of feelings after each song. Despite this fact, the album is never choppy and flows together nicely. Although it is never overpowering, Dusty Trails is too well crafted to be reduced to mere background music. Instead, it slips innocuously into one's subconscious, serving as the soundtrack to life's ongoing cinematic moments.
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Posted 23 April 2005 - 10:46 AM
...ah,kakav divan rodjendanski dan...pocinjemo sa Jonathanom Richmanom i albumom Jonathan,te vas a emocionar zatim prelazimo na The Sundays i album Static & Silence,a posle cemo jos da vidimo...
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Posted 23 April 2005 - 05:11 PM
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ah Peco, merci beaucoup!!! I bas mi je srecan!!! :thumbsup:
i da ne ostanete uskraceni za moje kao slavlje,slusa se i Natsha St. Pier
i da ne ostanete uskraceni za moje kao slavlje,slusa se i Natsha St. Pier
Ah, Quebecoises
(Opet ja o lokal patriotizmu SRECAN RODJENDAAAAAAANNNNNN :partyman: :thumbup: